Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
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Wilmington commercially conuuers
fhliadelphia, In certain lines OF trade.
A man, whose name We will give, 10
pubN; bepe'actor because he succs,s
iully compnNs with Pbilsdelphia In
price, quality, assortment, quantity,
range of s'cos, including supplies for
tue sumptuous aad pallAtial residences
OF mtll,onAires and the humble homes
or workinRmen--all being treated with
equal kincness and politeness. He
buys Ills goods In the larRe est quantities,
ON the lowest market, direct from f rat
hands, marks them with the slightest
proht ADDED, 30 80 to retail them at
wholesale prices ard often less, puts
them into his stook and keeps O com.
pany Of salespeople incessently busy
with thr0nRs OF customers. He sells
almost everything that is needed 10 o
hrst class house, except furniture, bad.
ding and stoves. A surprise herein
follows to the patient reader, when we
recount the astonishing low prices of
useiul sr;iolsa and the novelty, attrao.
ttvenegs and spleudor OF artistic and
ornamental goods. Good reader, save
your pocket, cultivate your taste anc
help Wilmington progress commercially
BY reading this tbtonsh.
Eighteen hundred and seventy square
feet OF hoors are loaded with me,chan.
disc and tho store ceiling hung with
brilliant g0ods st No. 4l3 King street
This Thoughtful xni thrifty people have
declared tor saving half dimes, dimes,
quarters, dollars, tens OF dollars, hun.
dreas OF dollars, and, In the popular
aggregate. thousands OF dollarl by pa.
tronizinR and rewarding the patience,
perseverance, industry and enterprise
OF Mr.. l. Lswis Row. An industrious
and worthy people hava found out and
rewarded t. ese merits in our am bilious
young merchant. Let all onr trades
people and our ind ustrious families be
encouraged because merit wins succass.
A preIt!ly decorated white cham ber
set Is sold at S2.25; tea set Of "A pieces,
1925; gilt edge, hand. painted cham Der
ssts, 81; very handsome square. shaped,
actually imported, "a; pull.down lsmps,
VI. so mp; Rold-edSe, hand painted din
ner set OF 1876 pieces for S2S; extension
lamp OF 68.candle power, banners sepa.
hod, larger than the smallest size,
$50 COCOA door mats, 45o large pal
van.zed iron receiving bucket, 45o I;
opfiuk IOiicf BiJ'uOAuof WiuOOW busAoj
500 floor and table oil cloths, zoe. per
yard, ~ wide; looking glasses. lo110
inches, ior 25s |; corn broome, l0c. up;
scrub brush, sc see the cent depart
ment; loob at the 10 cent table.
Wares OF china, glass. wood, stone,
tin, agate iron, white metal, silver,
silver-plate, Bryonia, Japan, France,
Italy, England, Germany, Austria,
Hungary, Bohemia, Carlsbad, Japonl-
ca, Msjolioa, Doulion china, VieDna
china, Old Hall, English iron-stone
china, English light porcelain, AmeIi.
cl1 china, stone, iron and novelty ware,
aud wares of the Leeds pottery, which
turns out handsome ornaments for the
mAntel, cabinet and bureau.
Richelieu is twisted pink dead
finish glass table ware. Bryonia, I'm
ported fro N Japan, 10 o aatin finish IL.
.uminated and decorated glass, table
and ornamental ware.
Solid white metal ware at one'sixth
the price of silver, wears white and has
no impure taste. An impressive extern
sivs porcelain lamp end shade Of like
decoration is for the psrlor or library.
Umbrella stands are OF antiq le silver,
terra cotts, majolica, solid brsss, &c.
Mr.. Rows stock also includes baskets,
bird cages, feather dustere, r. isss globes,
milk cans aud pans, ironing boards,
&c., &c. There aro thousands OF usa
ful articles and Thousands suitable for
ChristmRs presents. He also has arti
cles at lower prices than the pIioes
mentioned, rs he likes TO give happy
suFprites. Telephone and oltc.ric
lights are in use.